Hello Mike,
Sorry i couldnt explain it better, i didnt mean clients as users but as 'radius
clients'. The problem is that i authenticate access at some cgi scripts using
radius and the server would reply 'access deny' when the same user is online. I
would need the requests coming from the radius clients corresponding to my
webservers not to be checked for simoultaneous use
I thought about using 'parallel' realm entries for each of the clients using
private sessiondatabases for them, but that solution doesnt look very clever.. i
was just wandering if somebody knew another way to do it
Thanks
Alejandro
Mike McCauley wrote:
> Hello Alejandro,
>
> On Feb 25, 1:14pm, Alejandro Dau wrote:
> > Subject: (RADIATOR) no maxsessions for some clients
> > Hi all
> >
> > I have some clients for which i dont want its requests to do
> > maxsession cheking. What is the more clever way to do that?
> > (Please note that the NasType Ignore option is not a solution for
> > that; I dont mean 'no cheking to the existing session on the nas'
> > but 'process the request without caring for existing sessions')
>
> Probably the easiest way is to set a ludicrously large Simultaneous-Use limit
> for those users:
>
> fred Password=fred, Simultaneous-USe=1000000
>
> Cheers.
>
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